$2 Billion in Residuals Are Paid Annually — But How Much Gets Lost?
As SAG-AFTRA fields actor complaints over a "time-consuming" process, one source estimates that $300 million goes unpaid across five unions as producers and studios benefit.
WGA Tweaks Theatrical Credit Rules
A change in timing generated opposition, but most of the alterations were cosmetic.
Amid SoCal Fires, Actors Fund and SAG-AFTRA Partners Activate Disaster Relief — and Not Just for Actors
“Whether you work on stage or on camera, behind the scenes or below the line,” the Actors Fund says it can help.
Al Jazeera English Content Creators Unionize With SAG-AFTRA
The 66 employees include on-air and behind-the-camera workers.
Writing for Free? Hollywood Guild Wants That to Stop
No more "leave behinds," says WGA West, in an effort to end a slippery slope that leads to unpaid writing and rewriting.
Salon Staff, NBC Promo Writers Ratify Contracts With Writers Guild East
The union keeps organizing digital news shops.
SAG-AFTRA Slaps "Do Not Work" Order on TV Movie 'Keys to the City'
The basic cable project has not completed the signatory process, according to the union.
Thrillist Staff Ratify Contract With Writers Guild East
The vote further solidifies the union’s reach into digital news shops.
IATSE Votes to Ratify Contract With Producers
Twelve of 13 affected Locals voted "yes."
Diversity of TV Directors Ticks Up in DGA Study: "The Compass Is Pointing in the Right Direction"